Policy toward Huang Religion and Mongolian Society in Qing Dynasty
Jing Wang
Abstract
Jing Wang
Abstract
The policy of Qing Dynasty toward Jiao, which was a kind of local religion, was part of its frontier policy to Minority Groups. Broadly, although this kind of religion produced, to some extent, negative impact upon the Mongolian society, it,however, maintained the nation's stability and promoted Mongolian economic, cultural and religious development. Mongolian population growth was affected,but such phenomenon should not be understated when considered in the context of contemporary population growth in China. Although Huang Jiao weakened Mongolian military force, it was conducive to peace, stability of the society, economic development and general people's life in China's frontier.
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The policy of Qing Dynasty toward Jiao, which was a kind of local religion, was part of its frontier policy to Minority Groups. Broadly, although this kind of religion produced, to some extent, negative impact upon the Mongolian society, it,however, maintained the nation's stability and promoted Mongolian economic, cultural and religious development. Mongolian population growth was affected,but such phenomenon should not be understated when considered in the context of contemporary population growth in China. Although Huang Jiao weakened Mongolian military force, it was conducive to peace, stability of the society, economic development and general people's life in China's frontier.
Key concepts: Frontier, China, Context (archaeology), Phenomenon, Chinese society, Population, Political science, Development economics